How to restart a Web Application

[sonofendor]

Hello everybody!

I changed logging settings for SASSearchService and now need to restart it for changes to be applied. I found that it can be done with SAS Environment Manager, however I don't have one. How can I do it via command line (Linux server)? 

Thanks for your answers

[joseenrique1]

Hi,

The file "Instructions.html" has a list of the components of your SAS Platform. It also has the shells to stop/start services (maybe you need to stop/start a SAS web server). Depending on your architecture, is the directory where this file is saved, an example is "/sas/config/Lev1/Documents/Instructions.html" in the Metadata Server. 

Hope this is useful.

[sonofendor]

Thank you for your reply! That file seems to have information I need and much more to explore. I will provide you with the results in a couple of days when I could test the solution.

[sonofendor · Accepted solution]

Once again, thank you very much for your reply!

For those who will face the similar task:

1. Find "Instructions.html" (in my case: /opt/sas/sasconfig/Lev1/Documents/Instructions.html)
2. Find the section about application you need to restart (in my case "Search Interface to SAS Content')
3. Indentify the server it runs on from log file path (example is "/opt/sas/sasconfig/Lev1/Web/Logs/SASServer12_1/SASSearchService.log" so the server is SASServer12)
4. Go to "Configuring SAS Web Application Server Instance(s)" section, find the server you want and look for "Execution scripts"
5. Execute command for restart (in my case: /opt/sas/sasconfig/Lev1/Web/WebAppServer/SASServer12_1/bin/tcruntime-ctl.sh restart)